Rotting meat was apparently mixed together with fresh meat and packaged for sale.
Taliban trained in religious schools have become mixed together with Ali-come-latelies less devoted to Islamic uprightness.
Your rice and meat came mixed together, with a vegetable curry on the side — two meals in one, in effect.
The two are then mixed together, with a knob of butter, and topped with lemon slices, egg, parsley and prawns.
There is another chart on the wall with smaller letters mixed together with a bunch of numbers.
This winter, try the Fire Lilly ($11) to burn your own fire, mixed together with tequila, fresh lime, sugar and a bit of jalapeno.
Ernesto Journal: Panama Tomorrow I am to give a lecture on allergy, mixed together with something about the organisation of the Faculty of Medicine in Buenos Aires.
Patch was a teenage conscript in 1917 and still remembers the battle as 'mud, mud and more mud mixed together with blood'.
It's an oral history of Cuba, interviews mixed together with fragments of these people's writings, including Virgilio Pinera and Guillermo Cabrera Infante.
But what do you do when the glowing reviews about your Presidential candidate are mixed together with caveats and some not-so-nice criticism?
One reader, James Rusk of Toronto, lamented the magazine's use of anonymous comments from NYTimes.com, noting these were mixed together with letters accompanied by real names.
